Lo4- Being Able To Plan Nutritional Requirements πŸ“„πŸ“…β° Flashcards

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Where do eating patterns vary?

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.In a wide range of countries as people chose to eat variety of food combinations
. Meals+ snacks in variety of eating patterns

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How do understanding food choices + meals affect us?

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. Effects the quality of the diet
. Impact on development of NCD’s too

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Why are children’s eating patterns becoming alarming in the UK and other countries?

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. There has been an increase in childhood obesity in UK+ other countries

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What factors influence our eating patterns + food we eat?

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  1. Time available to cook
  2. Cooking skills
  3. Food culture
  4. Knowledge of food
  5. Amount of household income available to purchase food
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What does studying population demographics show is us in terms of food eating patterns?

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. Insight into influence on eating patterns, diet+ health
. Hospitality + catering industry use information to help plan+ cater for wide range of people through services they provide

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Which population group are having a big influence on eating patterns+ industry?

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. The millennials (born around 1980-2000)

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What are some lifestyle/ eating patterns of the millennials?

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  1. Often eat out of the home
  2. Like to eat β€˜on the go’ + easy to eat healthy snacks
    3.Use social media+ digital services
  3. Eat fewer regular meals mainly snack
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What is The Eatwell Guide?

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. Shows variety and proportions of food that people are recommended to consume daily

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Who was The Eatwell Guide developed by?

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The Public Health England on behalf of the government using data on food patterns in the UK

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Why was The Eatwell Guide made?

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. To help people achieve a healthy balanced diet ➑️ not meant to show balance required in 1 specific meal or over specific period of time
. Represents the overall balance of a healthy diet

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What is the Eatwell Guide based on?

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. 5 food groups + particular health concern foods are outside the diagram
. Saturated foods are eaten in small amounts

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How many cups of water should we consume daily?

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. 6-8 cups or glasses of fluid a day
. Fruit juice should be limited to 150ml a day

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What should you do on nutritional food labels?

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. Always check them to chose foods lower in fat, salt and sugar

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What are the 8 healthy eating guidelines?

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  1. Base meals on starch foods
  2. Eat lots of fruit+ veg
  3. Eat more fish ➑️ 1 portion of oily fish a week
  4. Cut down on saturated fats+ sugars
  5. Eat less salt ➑️ no mot than 6g a day for adults
  6. Get active and be a healthy weight
  7. Do not get thirsty ➑️ drink plenty of water ➑️6-8 cups a day
  8. Do not skip breakfast
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What does the size of the segment show on the Eatwell Guide?

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. Matches the government’s recommendations for a healthy diet ➑️ adult+ children over 5 years old

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What age do children begin to eat foods from the Eatwell Guide?

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2-5 years old

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Who might the Eatwell Guide change for?

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. People with certain medical conditions = seek medical advice on how to adapt the Eatwell Guide for them

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What will happen if you follow a plant based diet?

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. You will significantly lower environmental impact than animal food based diets common in the UK

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What are some facts about the food group: potatoes, rice, pasta and other starchy carbohydrates?

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. 1/3 diet from this group
. At least 1 starchy carbohydrate in each main meal
. Wholegrain versions with less salt, less added fat, and sugar should be chosen = higher in dietary fibre + nutrients+ make you feel fuller for longer

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What are some facts about the food group: fruit and vegetables?

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. 1/3 diet from this group
. At least 5 portions of variety of fruit+ veg everyday ( canned, frozen, fresh)
. 1 portion = 80g e.g 1 Apple, banana or similar sized fruits
. 3 heaped TBSP of vegetables
. Desert sized bowl of salad
. Glass (150ml) of fruit juice = maximum 1 portion a day
. 30g dried fruit = maximum 1 portion a day
. Does not include potatoes

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What are some facts about the food group: dairy and alternatives?

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. 2-3 foods a day from group recommended e.g glass of milk (150ml)
. Lower fat + lower sugar options e.g 1% fat milk recommended
. Alternatives include plant based β€˜milks’ + re,aged products from soya, nuts
. Unsweetened alternative milks + fortified with calcium recommended

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What are some facts about the food group: beans, pulses, fish, eggs, meat and other proteins?

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. Recommended people increase intake of beans + pulses
. Vegetable protein foods = tofu, tempeh, mycoprotein+ TVP
. recommended 2 fish portions per week - 1 of which is oily
. No more than 70g a day of fresh red meat, processed meat products (which are high in fat, salt + food additives)

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What are some facts about the food group: oils and spreads?

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. Only eat small snouts of foods in this group + preferably choose unsaturated oils (olive oil+ vegetable oil) and unsaturated vegetable fat spreads